Generative AI Guest Speaker
Practical, hype-free AI for leaders and teams
Tim Martin delivers keynotes and workshops that show leaders and teams how to use AI — today. A widely recognised educator and conference presenter at the intersection of generative AI, Tim blends plain-English explanations with live demonstrations and clear, use-now frameworks so organisations can move from curiosity to capability without the hype.
Opening lines Tim is known for
“Today is the worst AI you’ll ever see.”
“Formal business-level adoption is still very low — that’s your opportunity.”
Flagship keynote — Generative AI for Business (45–60 minutes)
This fast, demystifying tour focuses on what modern AI can actually do, where it helps most, and how to adopt it responsibly. Attendees leave with a realistic picture of present-day capability and a practical plan for getting started.
What you will learn
You will first get a clear explanation of what Large Language Models are, how they “think”, and where they fail. From there, Tim maps the core capability set — reasoning, search, coding, synthesis, ideation, and design — to common business tasks. He then addresses risk and responsibility, covering privacy, bias, hallucinations, governance, and the importance of keeping a human in the loop. The session shows how to build grounded AI — using your own documents, datasets, and policies to generate accurate, contextual answers — and closes with what’s next, including agentic AI and “deep research” that can autonomously synthesise the web.
Deep-dive formats
For executive teams, an Executive Briefing (60–90 minutes) digs into risks and controls, the vendor landscape, and a pragmatic adoption roadmap tailored to your context.
For hands-on enablement, a Workshop (half day or full day) provides practical exercises in prompting, grounding, and workflow redesign, customised for your sector.
Style and delivery
Tim’s sessions are demo-rich, vendor-neutral, and Q&A friendly. He avoids hype, shows exactly what becomes possible when you use pro-tier tools, and is candid about limitations so your organisation can adopt AI with confidence and clear eyes.